Kala Ghoda Arts Festival ★ 4.6
Mumbai's biggest cultural festival spans late January into early February, taking over the Kala Ghoda district for nine days.
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Address: Gujarati cultural halls citywide (Borivali, Andheri, Dadar), Mumbai
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